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rnE DExVEE : mo GnAnDE.
zu16oa THAT GOULD HAD K1cuzxD I'm
RoAD m DKNIKD.

Ru1Goa THAT GOULD HAD K1CunxD THB
RoAD n DKNIKD.
PxrsBuna. Dec. S0.-Hon. J. B. VIII
llamson. Of DsnyeF, Colorado. one Of
the iesfinQ stockholders IN the Dsnver
a Rso Grand railroad, was In PittsbarR
this morning returning from Washing
sou and New YoFk. he denies the ~
NOR that Jay Gould has purchased q
controIilDe interest in the line. Ha
saya that the stockholders and bond-
holders are well enough satisfied with
chs present aanaasment, aad that the
road will remain In the control ef inde-
pende1t capitalists
sRhe people Of the west, I think, !"
said he, are In favor Of soaae MEASURE
which vii restrict foreign immigration.
Southern California has bean 0ooded
with immigrants this fall, as Il the
case With several other western states
In The last six months Suppose 5000
people have gene 20 SouthsFn CalIfof-
nia. Oar own iaboriBR Glasses have
been practically shut ont. and there
have been ether evils recently from the
lndnx Of f0reigseEa-s
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TnE GeSLD AND SAGE CAsE.

p1sThfcT ATToANEx MARITIME SUBMITS n
10 TIE GRAND yuRx.
New YoEx, Dec. 80.-District Akiox-
ney Martine today fled the following
memorandum IN the matter Of the
charges made against Jag Gould ana
Russell esee b ihe bondholders Of the
kanaas Pacihe railroad: "This is an
application 70 present 10 the grand ioFy
fhe eharRe Of Lawrencs We. jay Gould
end k0assil Sage under section s. Of
the penal code. In my opinion the acts
the commission OF which the defend
ants sand charged With copatlaute
. crime. A possible obstacle 20
sueoessfnl prosecution Of the
persons o0mplained Of is the statute
Of limitations, Jet there ere thrsa sirone
reasons for believing that this obstacle
- not lnsurmountable. TIE statute
under which Il ts souRht V prosecute
may Be % construed as 70 enable the
pt ople 70 proceed n0twithBtanding the
statute OF limitations and such con-
construction woaid have much snppoFi
~ eason and eomman ssnse."
lhe question 10 30 close nnd che tn
fsnesta involved here, Of the people as
sell as Of tbs defendansa, are 60 impur-
ssna thai Is soo@a proper 70 leave the
determination OF this question Of Law 90
the courts, and IN order 70 efiect this
result is should be isid before the grand
iary. and II possibie an indieEment
feund that toe case may b tried.
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BRUssRxa, Dec. S1.-Ths AoNUsmeni
0eogrupAiqHa aays THAI Advic4s from
Znzibar are TO Che eject that the Brit
for atty yeara, sogetsianay over the ter
Fitorl bstssan Port WanRa. as the
mouth Of the Ounba river, and Win. q
distance Of over IS kilometres. ThiI
will facilitate the opening Of routes "a
VictoFia Nyanzl, and shows thai Eng
land is DESTROYS Of landing colony
which viii extend hef inhaancs 20 The
sousoe Of the Nile.
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DuBLm, Dse. 80.-At Newmarkst,
County Cork, today i've persons weFe
Sentenced 10 three months impFisOn-
meat each with hard lsboF for attend
ina q meeting Of suppressed branch
AZ fha naffonnl faaqna.
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As vs veninred 70 say would Be- tho
case, tie Northern Pacihe Railroad
Company hiss rsfused 20 comply vita
the perempt0ry order of iha Enllroad
commissioners 10 reduos the rate "a iha
state u Minnesota 70 tbFee cents mll1
from four. Despite The fast lhnt tie
commissioners called Ia Che aid Of rs
tFeveling public 70 assist IN digeiplln-
Ing the TeoaloiiEant company, Il eliII
declines 20 eomEly with she mnu1nte.
Arguments Uefe made pro and oon b
tha cowpany's counsel andsahe eommie-
ninneFa, bat 20 eonelnslon vas arrived
a., and the nituattnn remains un-
ohanRsd; 10 She meanwhlls some other
move ig being contemplated. The aps
shot win probably Be- THAI q tess oalo
viii be made IN the courts on the ousa.
ton Of the rights of she reaa II the
matter undxr iia chaFisF.-- Wall 6lrssl
EeSs.
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faoFEDnNcH. r. I. Dee. eo.--S1natel
Chase apoke hefors the Noman'a 0hFia.
lian tempefanoe ualon this evun'ng II
favor q ne abolition of tAa whlsky tax.
eEznine that 4 was inEffacttss d ~
ssrsint ard lneonAfstena with pEohihl.
lEnn Annlrlnnn
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Auoruun srosr Asosr Dlu .ues.

Dan Ri0s, The vstersn ahOwnnan. wns
nieeiy fooled ne day, e. be uas en-
aaasd Announcing the wonders of his
eiFcus outsids tbe tent. a nan g1anf.
ina With lifale boy 10 tha oErwd naag
b.. cried o1is an bet yon dollar goa
eau not lee mo zee q ilan." HDone,"
said The shoW man, eagerly; ~pzt doun
your monsy." TIE nan 81 ICED bic dol
lar 10 the hand cf = abysaandoF, anG d
did the same. NOS waak fhia wag,
said TIE showman, s'Nnd IN sogn Coz
yinee yon. 1hess yon are sid BE-,
tFiumpbanily. ''look in thai esrnes -
she bssutiful Namidian Iiou.p II doDit
zee ans" responded lhe man. ~What's
the matter with gonfs asked 1ao e1eN-
man. "l'm hliad," was the aFianina
reply, end in feg miDulss t1e unn
packsaed the 81 snd wnlksd amay.
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PkKzs. Dee. 90.--Ths Temps today
published an interview wish 0lAdai0ns
10 which the ex premier described The
Irish land commissioners rent fedne-
tlon decree ns . TREMENDOUS deoiaion,
and said be wna thundsrsiKnok "a the
news. HRalso said that the Tory cabi-
net. haVi6 alienAted the tenants woula
nov Rlihnafs fha fandl0rda.
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suMWAKx % xHE Two nKRoRn On TEn
CozMnzauR.
NEw Yozx. Dee. o0.-A special 10 the
Word from Wnshinsfon purporfs -
FspoE1s of TIE Psei6e FAiirosd oomnais-
han9s. Co8miszionezs AndfFsoa and
Lit1ief aisd one report aad Oomnis-
siener PAftise1 the other. The uajor-
ny RepoKt esuta4ns severe EtFiet1F1s
npon oertain iudte&tsd psrveFsiuns Of
tE1sl hy Goasd. SaRe and certain o1heF
former dircctars Of tie Unioa PaEtne,
and b. szanfofd. HunsinEtos, OrocksF
and Hopkina Of the OentKMi Paelao.
Il 1zys thaf TIE unfea Rssi1e aseus %
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ROUTE OF THE STORm.
stases that win Be visited
~ ~ sAe NE sssrm.


osrkao, Dea. 80 --Tka siunal s.rxi..
Fepgrte the oe13 waea % hava rxtnnsis.s
. fens1e IL. Florida. Yesterday morn
ma she meremFy wns ewo derree1 heluu
fFeezinR pcinl. This angrufno 4 -
EiHrn 10 90 dakreea abuTe wsra. NJ
foporta receiped here e. dansces Is
crops, bat Gha signal aesvlca ciYs 4 hes
eent Inquiries. - 4 caunoa ka sen hnu
erops c0uld escape.
EuHzuu1 EHuW szunn.
MnzxARoEz. Dee 30 - A furicus
s1oN STERN aeooUpanied - ntFono wlne
go IN this fusnneon. bua ID d saili aaile
ceid. IL The storm lAsfa duEina fhe dag
much interruption 10 business and 4
soEioua nl0ekads mus reen1k
n0Uzn On xmz srunM.
81. Psux. Doo- e0.-Wishln fhs Inst
twenty fonF hours ths nsmpsralnra -
flsen = degrees % ST. Paul and a Z
o'eluek fhia moxnlnR the ahetnomstes
slo0d q asro. ThfooKhous the roFih-
weee almost aa 9geas change tonk
piace. while in some sections lhera Waa
. change Of s. degrees. A drlvire
snou-eloim - N a 10 osoloek ana g
alill raging.
HzAvIEsr Yoa xEkns.
MAcmas. Ne. Dec. so.--The gale a.
Wednesday niRhf is said bg experi
enoed seamen 10 BE- the heaglest expuri
enced IL this section since 1863. Al
JoneapoKt q large number Of veaaela
we're dRiven ashore ana we're stranded.
Houses were damaged and barns nm
foofed IN several shore toWnB
Tbs sianAl cfaoer reports thai che
Storm viii reaeh the OHIO Waller tomor-
row. and viii ba felt IN the txlrems
kast by tomorrow night. Heavy enoW
8 Indicated for Minnasnta, Dakota,
wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas, Hebraaka,
.iiinolss Northern Indiana and Ohio.
e viii oease hera by tomorrow niehi,
md hs followed by . cold wave. The
mo has drified heavily, and TIE trains /
re delayed all over the Northwest. A |
'sneertoWD, Daksta, special sayn that |
W trains on The BnFiIDeton, Cedar |
Rapids q Northern have been ahan. /
toned. blamarok feleRFaphs shat snow /
,eRan 20 fail early this mugninR ana |
lee continued sinoa. The tFains from |
u dIfsctions arriving here were very
ate this morning. All the niRht trains /
'aye been Abandsned.
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PAnzs. Dec. 30.-It 10 stated that The
Panama Canal Company has arranged
with Credit Lieennais 20 provide the
company with fnnds until the Issue Of
fha nae ohiinaflonR.
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Bay q OhEislmas present. for tha fam
ily. A fhinR Of beauty - JOY fDrsvug.
II wOald BE- q pleasant reminder Of
Chrssfmas. We hEve NE 01lY oompiete
linz Of alik umbRsllaa, Ren49 neekBea4.
eiyiish pcrtierua and nilk handkerphiefs
n this city. Suitabls for holiday alfls.
Trskfam A &funaruaam
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oAzH0Esus THANK PRESIDENT cExvKrANr
Eoa Hls GIFT.
RtrHx0En. Dec. e0.-Ths Catholics Of
kichmond lsst night held Q mass meet.
tng IN celebratinn of the Pope's Jubilee.
Resolutions we're adopted t6ankinR
President Cleveland for The honnr
which he paid the holy father On the
occasion Of bis Rolden iuhilee.
GRAND onoss coETKRRxD.
kolzR. Dec. 30.-The pope has con-
feEFed lhs grand cross of the order of
Riua II upon all special env0ys eena 10
conRratulaie bis Holiness upon his To-
bilee.
TIE French esvefnment has con.
ferred tho decoration OF the legion of
honor on Cardinal Pom Posla' papal
secretary Of state.
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WAazInaruH, Dea. 0.-1he JanuaFy
aocksf of ths fntes-e1ats eomueres
ne 6aia for hsaFinR fhs 0ssasn wooI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-31

San FaANuIneo. Dee o1.--Snana Wal.
iaea entered an order today di1mlsalnR
the Insolvency pfcceeGlnRa of 5oAn
Eosanfield, who went undeF h he ia1e
What deal.
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on1ckoo. Dss. 30-A horrible panie
occurred tonight among q crowd Of Iis-
de chiidFen attending : holiday ceis-
bEstion One Of tbs children aGtemps-
ina 70 poke the Gre Ia The hail
oTertnFned the steve. Tha suparin-
tspdsas thoaehtlessiy yelled SIRE, y
and 3 w1ld rush followed. In
ataemptinR 20 escape, tie children
wero WedEed In he narro1 stsiruay
and scarcely any eseaped without being
ernshed az trsupled apon. One was
killed and seserai we're severely intursd.
TIE superintendent Wss placed under
arFmH&
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BAY TIE WsaeF a DscksE piano. Man-
ufaefussr's priees. Flank Kimbaii,
Sduirs bnildinQ. dio Ian
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AEBANg. Oregon, Dec. 81. - L6pAolnll--
William O'BFien, the boy bainlae 4.
rested IL Portland on Lass Wednesday
for robbing Stewart a 8ox'a hartunen
stoFe in Albany, wsa examlnod Ia ne
iastiee's court today and held wilhcnt
bail 20 await ths action Of The grand
faEw
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Tos your groceries g . 9. 9. szAzs.
~ Co, esEnef Third and epzinz. ne1l
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THE READING STRIKE.
BED Met CaIln fsr Torehes
and BaIEets.
CiNslzss I..sss . tss wsrki-rnsa-
ssnar.i snSks orasrsa sus
nos 0hsys4

MnH Kozx. Dea n-Ths fnIlouirr
olocdihirsty doenmena ~as olroatsted
. 10 streets thia norniuR uhare the
2oFklna1gn could "a thea.
: ~ torch and b0mb mnsa Be arpIIafi
Eello8 weaknesses, fha hrur las eantl
1ee aRe1eieB Of a6iunea rnust play 9hsis
part n ths nkEuegie o. tie future. Yes
ssfoag . Mas he gIauahlar of cur eom-
rides - Ohloag0. TedaF q i the assaa-
sinAfion of GOO Of cur brofhers an the
Philadeiphie 4 Reading railroad sgs-
een. 1rues the swu1d ID the weapon of
circumstances bnf thsir sfotfms neEssh
ell tie same. Do not vase your fosea
On eeae4 They aFe oaly ths eHsea ~
ne pressnt damnabie oommaxsin1 and
eomBeii1ige syElem. DESTROY by ~ Ire
e2eneiea ~ youF command ihe eifeoe
representatives cf the syntsrs, ehe O8x.
bins, tne Maxwslls and the 0oalds. T.ss
the toEpk,' she bomb OF the shulIstP
seELke them naw. I,es eli fhsr peszsss
- Rkven 20 tbs flames. Hound them
day and night. The strike musl he
made. This II The war Of ciasses.
b.ot1erss remember oAieaeo ano year
03NLe
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Nsw fansy Reoda 90 saass Of uovsl.
tiea fat II. Cash prizes. CbssieE
OnaHY.
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Cash ~ szsdis. @. @. ezAnrur 4 oo.
RES0sEs Thisd end srEins. psIs
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6AH EnAnc1soo, Dec. 00.--Ihu Fmalha
Mail Company received q cIfrniaE letter
from the New Hokk olic8 ol tha eoms
psny to-day, mailing several ehanGla u
the local ofliee, the m0al impnfaant oG
which d The appointment 0f George n.
Rice aa traldo manager on tba knolao.
1he neW appointments will tnka 1No0l
on the Isl 81 January,
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PHIzADEzRE1A. Dec. 00.-Aa far a.
could Be learned this afternoon the
order for the Reading employees to
strike 81 noon today had no perosptible
eject IN this city. A. PORT Riehmopd
and 81 ail depots and ell along the lines
Of The various branches 10 this cily
there was the usual activity, and the
ofhsials report that mons Of the en-
plsyes have quit work.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 1os-5eme1 King,
wealthy eaatIa daaier from Helana, MoB.
tara, waa arrested here tonight on .
charge of 0bsainina C5sney under false
pRstsnsss. Checks for $50 wsEe found
and we're shown 70 be dEaWn By him
against the First Hationai B&Bk Of Chi
cag5. Mr.. King nevef had an ass0unt
there. he saYs oheckB we're signed By
hin Wills IN q semi-stupor, The Fesuit
of dragged whiakey Embik ID after be
had besD inFeiaied 70 . priVate poker
room. he had been allowed % Win mt
6rst, bat affsrwaFds loss eli HE oagh.
$50. He does net know boz mach
elss. The complAinaat a1ainss Mr..
King is William g. wharton, the laan
broker, who cot the chesks in paymeni
Of dsbs and asassts ahaa be waa aasnFed
by Mr.. KinR thai the checks were ali
right.
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PHILApKErKEA, Dec. 80.-A special
dispatch from Reading, Pa, says: "2ep
reeentatives OF the Reading Assembly
claim today that thsy were not fairly
treated and that they charge thaa the
convention vas packed with delegates
from the eoal regions bent upon fore.
teh the strike On the language Of one Of
ahem. The Bchuylkill Company men
oems hsre red hos for 1aht 20 Q nnish,
deieEmtned 10 foros 1000 employees Of
the headtna shops into an unequal con-
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81. FnAxcrs, AKk-, Dec. so.-wHlfarn
HsEriR. Wa masdsfed his youna wife
and her p4xauaoaF, yes ceptured isst
nizha b ths woodA Tia viRilanfes sald
him he uusi hnne. He sAid ha va
sea6y end b waa than hanRsd d Ire.
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RzADua. Pa. Dec. so.-Ths ssnven-
ton representing al the employees Of
The Reading Railroad Company ana
mlnsEs Of the eehuylkiIl, Lshiah and
Myomina unions adjourned shortly BE-
fore o'clock thia morning, after order.
lna . strike o. al she employees OF ihe
READING railroad On the whole syssem
from ElizahethpoEt, New Jersey, %
Wlllinmsp0rt. Pennsylvania. The order
does not lnclnds passenger train service
and tbs signal tower men, earest cFoss-
ing men. haRmen and track walkers, It
is lalt 10 the discretion of she local as
eemblles e 10 whether The awisohmen
SHALL BE- allawed to work or mot. The
question Of the miners strike Il post
poned until after January let. The
delegates were enery this merninQ that
lhe steamer Elizahsahport arrived with
lb0 men 20 take the place Of the strikers.
The latest adyices fRem polnta on the
Reading system are 10 the eject that
the men refused 10 obey the order Of the
oopvsnsion Of emplo5es % out on q
strike.
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aoc1KrTKs.

ARDER or TKFrLB AKx1aMc8- STAT
" ~ Cnrps Mo z n.e1ls tglEg aloaAAF. Is
hlock. Al m1nbare a1possoa - alt114
eromptiy. G KNBHEQN. FAtrfafeh.
CTTo FuBng4N. oFRansxsf enf zEo114ler.
cnaa a1aEMSuxM e6eEn4nFF d9l1F
nEsuLmn nKg7INe or wAsafkoruN
II, Gwmp 10 !. RasEi1fle 0EsisE eona ~
Ksarica. every a1tard4F. s. ] - ,. a.. a1 tlsfs
kail a. OpeFa a1H4Es 1'a8Gn C1Unc.7 30 4
snesis sseena sAtar9sy q saes nezth ~
CT. ANDhEw.s AND caLEDoxz8N socEE
- n merfs erefr faemfar 81 8 ,. - /. & Hnos
if. Ysaisr Essry bln<k. Al fccschmsn 40 foax
ard aranAasns 81 4eafehmen are ee1inisy IL.
MA - atsEad " q. ooWIk RrG1t11I2
q P. iowK, Asersszry. ncsG
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PxIArUMA. Cal, Dee. 40.--sDt." uabs
cock. who died IN The almahonee IL oan
Francisco iasa week, several yeaFa sgo
lived With bic family, conolstipe % 3
wife and several childFen, In Petainmn.
After leaving here be waa aoparassd
from his family aud su1n8 Of bee call
drsn, nov RFown, are living 10 OraEan.
Ne IN qaenaly told fBiends here shn1 ha
Waa nol TIE inEontoR of NE BabooeS
Use axtlnonishsE, and thnf he had nassr
been educated for 4 phseiolan bn1 not
bis titls from lho fact that kla naae
was "a, d. Babooek.
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talns - - Monlsnuuna dlslEiuk knllna
sno s.1alznGs A nszAea e eEsvelsfa
go 0smsn1s I.apess was kill<e a tAs
Las NcGalese rsneh, iaa. sernss ire
me y Ne lalts1 8tatGa. A eeoap uf
leoeIAl enldiars a1aEled en- hfa tFall. but
taiIco % SD tbe fadian eNmn Ihe
eaptaSa * ghs euHfom huuse Rasfa a.
bazisge, tbe oth1r dny. f1und q uumbsr
e castle which bad basn killed bg TIE
maEaodeEa.
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MAzxkxHA. Tex, Dec. &.--AIbers Pc
aars w1s ksaesd here today for tie
mmrdsK AZ william Sesuaon IN 1855.
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Yanna wa nuraersa.

GkExnaroH, Dec. sO.-A speoial from
ElIipesf, Tsxaa. says tbat John Miller,
q wealthy farmer. attended . wedding
Il q nefehboF's on Wednesday Diaht.
Ga FesuFning homs neXt mOfnipe be
found bic yoaoR wife lying dsae IN The
6ald near the house, with heF throa1
cut WIN. WashinRiou. negro, Who y
suspected Of ths crime, cannot Be found.
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P0rTgvrExE, Pa, Dec. 00.--Ths order
70 the Reading employees 60 strike has
cEtws tn Reading Oompany's yard
Alto, everything proassdsd es usuaI.
As Tsmaqua. the center Of ousr.
schuyIkil branches everything IL 10
motion and thsre is absolutely no
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PrrraBuna. Des. 3o.-Ths CommsyeJal
Gazsffs's Oh City special says that this
evening Q MIXED train on TIE PIllabusa
4 western railroad, composed q seven
freiaht and tSo passenger ears vent
through the treatls near 81. PotersbuFgs
falling thirty feet. Almost ingtantiy
tie wreck took Ere from che ear stoves
and 10 . few mtnnfes YES q mass Of
Gamea. No loss Of life ig reported, but
ssssa passengers we're more Or les IN
jnred.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-31

TnoT, N. T.. Dec. S0.-The hardest
and longest pEiEs eight which has taken
place 10 this vicinity for years was
fought at the Rood house, across the
river, at an early hour this morning,
between C0n Dngan, Of Brooklyn, and
Jack Harding. The former was knocked
down twice in the third round, bat pre-
vi0us 10 that time be Reemed 10 be the
better man. Both men now fought des-
peFately and in the twentieth and last
roupd Duean vas again knocked dovn
and, failing TO Fias In ten seconds, the
6Rht vas decided In favor Of Harding.
Bosh men wers severely punished.
Capital IN the ssuth.
BAErrNesx. Dee. S0.--1hs Maaafse.
tnrsrs' Record this week Wili contaia
tables showing that In the southern
states The amount Of ospital invested,
including the capital stock OF It's cor
porated companies, for 1887 was e25s :
28, 900. as aRainss tI29. .2z6 600 for 1856
CoDyFighs Asseesattsn.
NEW YoKK. Dec. S1-The prominent
book publishers Of the eass and vest
met yesterday and organised the Copy
right Association. The object is 10
nose congress this term to pass an inter-
national copyright bill.
Panama Canal.
PAnzs. Dec. s0.--It is stated that the
Panama Canal Company has arranged
with Credit Licennais % provide the
company with fnnds until the iasne OF
the neU obligations.
KanG ea the Apaaale Aslandn.
ASHLAND, Wis, Dec. o0.-Jndae Bell.
known far and wide a. tue king Of Apoa-
ale Islands, died this morning. He Uas
50 years old and vas the oldest living
ssstIeg on tbe historic spot where MAJ
queste found q his mission go years
SEQ.
The Kelly Family Lynchea.
WroHE1A, Kss., Dee. 30. - Charles
Grssn, cattle dealer from 'No Mans
Land has arrived here, and gives soms
details Of tbe capture and lynehiuR Of
the Kelly family, whose hosTibls cEimes
we're pubiished widely q fsw days ago,
as equally atBoeious - anything e0m-
miitsd By the Ben :sr family. The
Kelly family Jeff iheiR rancb, going
ssath. Aposss started il porsnii and
followed them 80 miles Bcuth into Tex-
~. TIE old man escaped, bat bic son
Bill Was hanRed, and ths mother and
daughter we're shot whiie The pose we're
endeasoFtnR 90 oapt1ra them
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-31

EoaA1nA A. T.. Dea S1.-Ths zraas-
hopper1 are eavouxing she RaF9ane and
Al et1er gtnelalloa - TIE so1iheFn
pertlsn o. tinaioa. Maxieo. Thar we're
nsVer known 70 nppeax n Hnuh nem-
nef4 before. II many poE1anMa q the
se4te thay have compieeely Euiasd tae
9ardena. aelds and meadows nnd hava
dene great damaee 20 fruit trees.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-31

eAn FnAHonsco. Deo. Nv. n. nlIlIn.
general land agent Of the 6onthoEn Pa.
ci1o. Is sarionsly ~ a HE rEaidsnos 10
thia city. The physloians, hnwexn1, ere
not apsFehsnslse that the illneea vii
prava fatal, though they think tha1 a
win be several days before he 4 cul %
danger.
wfll be mefnFmens
sAn FnkK0Isuo, Dsa. 80.--Ths tusnly.
aix Chinese girls whu wers rsuands6 81
the UBited Slales district ceurs will -
returned 70 China By the steamer Citv
Of s5dney, which sails tomosroW.
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END on TIE hEnklvxnsHn.

PHILADELPHIk, Dec. 80.-The receivers
Of the Reading Railroad Company held
pfotrectsa sessisn today al which they
went over the accounts Of the road pre-
pafatory 10 turning the property over 10
the company next week. Circular let
ters 70 Be ssnt. 70 ali employees OF the
railroad and coal and iron companies
meDt was prepared and viii Be sent 0at
and transfer 20 the Philadelphia &
reading Railroad Company ths posses
sion and control Of its business and
property.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-31

REApM0. Pa, Dee. 20.--Ths KniQhts
Of Labor are evidently losing ground
IN this vicinity. THIS weak three trades
onions withdrew from them n thiB city
md viii be mustered into msmbsEship
9Th the trade and labor council of the
Federation Of Labor, and 100 men on
I he 5hamokin a Mah0noy division ofthe
Reading rlilrosd at Shamckiu, Mahonoy
Ilane and Ashland struck today,